
GPX 6000
Minelab's lightest professional gold machine: GeoSense-PI reads the ground in real time to find sub-gram gold and big deep nuggets in heavily mineralised soil.
$6,999.00US dollars. Free shipping to US addresses.
- Technology
- Pulse induction, GeoSense-PI
- Ground type
- Normal, Difficult, Severe
- Sensitivity
- Auto and manual (1 to 10)
- Coils
- GPX14 14" Double-D round, GPX11 11" round monoloop
- New, sealed, with the full Minelab warranty
- Free shipping to US addresses
- We confirm stock and delivery date before you pay
- 30-day returns on unused equipment
Questions about the GPX 6000? Ask us or call +1 (307) 370-3071.
Overview
The GPX 6000 is aimed squarely at serious prospectors. GeoSense-PI analyses the ground signal as you swing, which keeps it quiet and stable on hot rocks and highly mineralised goldfield soil while still hearing small, faint gold.
Ground balance and noise cancel run automatically, so you spend your time detecting rather than adjusting. At 4.6 lb with a carbon-fibre shaft it is much lighter than older PI machines, and two coils come in the box: a 14" Double-D and an 11" monoloop.
Highlights
- GeoSense-PI pulse induction technology
- Finds sub-gram gold and large deep nuggets
- 14" Double-D and 11" monoloop coils included
- Automatic ground balance and noise cancel
- ML 100 Bluetooth aptX low-latency headphones
- Only 4.6 lb (2.1 kg)
Specifications
| Technology | Pulse induction, GeoSense-PI |
|---|---|
| Ground type | Normal, Difficult, Severe |
| Sensitivity | Auto and manual (1 to 10) |
| Coils | GPX14 14" Double-D round, GPX11 11" round monoloop |
| Audio | Speaker, 3.5 mm wired, Bluetooth aptX Low Latency |
| Waterproof | Coils to 3.3 ft (1 m), detector rainproof |
| Battery | 7.4 V, 5833 mAh removable lithium-ion pack |
| Length | 26.5 in collapsed, 61 in extended |
| Weight | 4.6 lb (2.1 kg) |
| Warranty | 3 years, control box and coil |
In the box
GPX 6000, GPX14 and GPX11 coils, lithium-ion battery pack and charger, ML 100 Bluetooth headphones.
Specifications from Minelab, checked October 2026.



